Eiffel Tower tops list of Europe’s most expensive monuments
The Eiffel Tower has been named as the most valuable monument in the world in a new survey.
The Eiffel Tower has been declared the most valuable monument in Europe - worth 435 billion euros to the French economy, a new study claims.
ThevenerableParis landmark was estimated to be worth six times its nearest rival, the Colloseum in Rome, valued at 91 billion euros.
Britain’s most valuable monument was declared the Tower of London, worth 70.5 billion euros, with Stonehenge in seventh place, on 10.5 billion euros.
The study by Italy's Monza and Brianza Chamber of Commerce based its findings on a monument's “image, brand and visibility”, calculated bycross-referencing10 differentparametersfrom various analysts and statistics bodies.
Criteria included a “tourist index”, which took into account “the economic value of the location, the fame of the monument, the flux of visitors to the territory and monument” and an “economic attractiveness index”, comprising factors such as the number of jobs it created and its export value.
The huge value of the “Iron Lady” – as the 1,050ft talledificeis affectionately known, amounts to almost a fifth of France's entire annual gross domestic product, Le Figaro pointed out.
The material and property value of any structure was not taken into account.
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